Accept $22.5 million in bond funds for wastewater projects
$22,510,000
Resolution 66-19
In Plain English
The city sold bonds to raise money for wastewater system improvements and repairs. Bank of New York Mellon Trust holds the $22.5 million until the city officially accepts it. If approved, the money goes into this year's wastewater budget to fund specific infrastructure projects.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
Community Discussion
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